Yega
Cost clarity. Commercial confidence.

Know the margin
before you commit
to the price.

We help businesses bring current costs, clear pricing boundaries, and informed approvals into every quote—so finance has visibility and sales can move with confidence.

Discuss your quoting process
Quote-time cost calculation
Margin governance
Traceable decisions

Your catalog may stay the same.
Your costs do not.

A supplier changes a price. Exchange rates move. Freight becomes more expensive. A customer asks for a further discount.

Each change can affect the margin on your next quote. When the answer depends on several spreadsheets and assumptions held by different people, a price decision becomes difficult to explain and repeat.

We help connect the offer, its cost assumptions, and the pricing decision in a process that finance and sales can both use.

A clear cost basis.
A considered price decision.

Calculate the cost of the offer being quoted

Build costs from the components, services, and commercial assumptions that apply to each offer. Use the applicable source prices and cost drivers, whether the offer is configured for the customer or selected from a fixed catalog.

Make pricing boundaries clear

Define the information and approval rules needed for a price decision. Help sales understand when they can proceed and when an exception needs review, with the cost and margin evidence available to the authorized decision maker.

Preserve the basis of the decision

Keep a record of the costs, assumptions, and prices used when an offer was approved. Later changes to the catalog or cost inputs should not change the explanation of that decision.

Same product. Same price.
A different margin.

The product is unchanged, but its landed cost has increased. The customer asks for the same price as last quarter.

Before committing, your team needs to know:

  1. What does this offer cost using the applicable inputs?
  2. What margin would the requested price leave?
  3. Does that price meet the business's rules, or need an exception?
  4. What evidence should accompany the approval?

We help make those questions part of the quoting process.

Same price. Different economics.

USD / per unit · Illustrative
Original inputs Selling price $1,200
Cost $840 30% margin
Component cost +$60 Selling price $1,200
Cost $900 25% margin
Included costs: components $720 → $780; freight $60; other costs $60. Margin = (price − included costs) ÷ price. Illustrative figures, not customer results or approval thresholds.

Financial control that supports the sales process

For finance

A consistent cost basis, visible assumptions, and a traceable approval decision.

For sales operations

A repeatable quoting process, clear pricing boundaries, and the information needed to move exceptions forward.

Start with the way
your business quotes.

01

Start with your quoting decisions

Understand how your team builds a cost, proposes a price, and decides which exceptions need approval.

02

Make the cost logic explicit

Map the inputs, formulas, and business conventions behind your calculations, including the spreadsheets your team already relies on.

03

Bring the rules into a usable workflow

Shape the calculation and approval process around the people making the decisions, with explanations they can follow.

Yega develops business software for complex commercial processes. Our focus is connecting cost calculation, quoting, and approval so that the reasoning behind a price is clear to the people responsible for it.

Let’s look at how
you quote today.

How does your team establish cost and review margin before a price is offered? Tell us where the process becomes difficult—changing inputs, spreadsheet reconciliation, or exceptions waiting for approval.

Discuss your quoting process

Yega Yazılım ve Bilişim Hizmetleri
Dış Ticaret Limited Şirketi

Göktürk Merkez Mh. 4. Çimen Sk.
Emirtaş Evleri No: 28/8
34077 Eyüpsultan, İstanbul
Türkiye

+90 (212) 801-8637 info@yegayazilim.com